Naoya Inoue continued to make easy work of some of the world's best on Tuesday afternoon when he stopped WBC and WBO super bantamweight title-holder Stephen Fulton to become a four-division champion.
It was a dominant performance from 'The Monster' who was featuring in his first fight at 122lbs. But does this recent success make him the number one pound-for-pound fighter on DAZN's rankings?
The answer is yes, for now.
Inoue is a man who currently looks unbeatable and after such a spectacular showing against Fulton, the sky is the limit to what he can achieve in a number of weight classes if he keeps moving up.
But the major threat to Inoue's number one spot comes on Saturday when Errol Spence Jr and Terence Crawford meet for the undisputed welterweight championship with whoever emerges victorious staking a major claim for the number one spot.
There is also a new entry to the rankings following Inoue's win with Fulton dropping out and the hard-hitting Gervonta 'Tank' Davis moving to number 10 with his most recent performance being a stoppage win over rival Ryan Garcia last April, and if the Baltimore fighter wants to move futher up, he will now need to face and beat some of the biggest names at 135lbs.
The new top 10 DAZN pound-for-pound list can be found here .